D Wave Quantum

D Wave Quantum

Quantum Software Engineer II

Hybrid (New Haven, Connecticut, US) · Mid

Sponsorship not specified$103k-$154kDetected 26 days ago
PythonCode ReviewA/B TestingResearchCommunicationProblem Solving

About the role

  • D-Wave is seeking a Quantum Software Engineer to work on our core software, calibration systems, and tooling for our quantum computers within the Systems Software Engineering department.
  • This team works very closely with our physicists and acts as a bridge between the core software team and our physicists.

Responsibilities

  • We make decisions & take responsibility so that we can act & support each other.
  • As leaders we motivate & engage our teams to undertake beyond what they originally thought possible, by developing our teams & creating the conditions for people to grow and empower themselves through enabling & coaching.
  • Inclusion: We celebrate diverse perspectives to drive innovation in our pursuit.

Compensation

  • We believe providing D-Wavers with company ownership, competitive pay, and a range of meaningful benefits is the start of creating a culture where people want to give the best they've got - not because they're simply making money, but because they've fallen in love with our vision, mission, values, and team.
  • The final offer is determined by your proficiencies within this level.
  • $103,000- 154,000 USD (New Haven)

Benefits

  • During the interview process, your Recruiter will review our total rewards (base, equity, bonus, perks, benefit, culture) offerings.

Equal opportunity

  • No 3rd party candidates will be accepted It is D-Wave Systems Inc. policy to provide equal employment opportunity (EEO) to all persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, physical or mental disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state/provincial, local law.

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